Exeter Advocate, 1912-3-21, Page 3MARCH WEATHER
RIIEITNIATIC WEATHER
Victims Can Cue Themselves With
Br Williams) -Pink Pii
With the, coming of March people
who are afflicted with rheumatism
begin to have unpleasant remind,
es of their trouble. The weather
is ehangeable—balnay and springlike
one day, raw, cold and piercing the.
next. It is such sudden changes of
weather- that sets the pangs and
tortures of rheumatism, lumbago
and sciatica going. But it must be
bore in mind that although wea-
ther conditiontart the pains; the
trouble is deeply rooted in the
blood and can only be cured ..,through
the blood. All the lotions and- lini-
ments in he world can't mire rheu-
matism. Rubbing may seem to ease
the pain, while you are rubbing,
but there its value ends, Only
through the blood can you eure
rheumatism. That's why Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills have so many
thousands o mares of this trouble
to their credit, The new, rich blood
which they actually make drivee
out the peisonoue add, and rhea-
matisra is vanquished. Here is an
example: Mr. W. 0, Douglas,
Weblawood, Out., says: "1 was at-
tacked with inflammatory rlieurtia-
tiam, which spread through my en-
tire eysteue For two months I was
not able to go abetlt, 411(1 seemed
to be hovering between life Arid
death. My joints were swollen and
any legs and arms twisted, until X
expected that they would never re-
turn to their normal hape; The
doctor seemed to help me, but net
to eure me,
aacl I would bp better
elle day and worse the next, At
this time a, friend strongly urged
mo to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
and I got a dozen boxes. Soon af-
ter beginning the pills thee was a,
ehange for the better, and T con-
tinued using the pills until 1 was
quite well again. The swelling din -
appeared frena the joints,. 1,11y
limbs returned to their natural
ehape and I feel as H Dr. 'Williams'
Pink Pills have saved me from be-
ing 0. rheumatie cripple. I hope my
experience may prove a blessing to
some other sufferer."
If you suffer from rheumatism,
or any other disease of the blood,
begin to cure yourself to -day with
Dr. WilliamsPink Pills. Sold by
all medicine dealers or by mail at
50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Me-
dicine Co., Brockville, Ont,
KEEHN G IN PRACTICE.
Irish Peasant Could Keep Up
- to Duke and Duchess.
Probably one of the heartiest
laughs which the Duke of 0n -
naught, mow Governor-General of
Canada, ever enjoyed, says the Tat-
ler, was that occasioned by the re-
mark of an Irish peasant, who one
day, -while the Duke was -driving in
Dublin with the Duchess, ran along-
side the carriage and kept up with
it in an astonishing .fashion. So
persistent was the man in his en-
deavors to keep pace with the car-
riage that at length the Duchess
had the vehicle stopped, and asked
the man what he wanted. He said
,. that lie was anxious to get a good
1,:idk at their Royal Higlinessei. The
Duchess was much flattered, and
ask -ed him how he"managed to keep
up with them. "Oh," he said,
"share, haven't I been cha,sin' pigs
ell me leife ?'' • .
11E11 SO:BAD BABY
CAME NEARAYING
,..Head Broke Out. Spreao to Arms,
Legs and Entire Body, Itched So.
He Would Scratch.Until Blood Ran,
One Box of Cuticura OintMent and
Nearly One,Cake of Cuticura Soap
Cured Him. Has Had Ne' Return.
"When' my boy was about three months
old, his head broke out with a rash which
was very itchy and ran a watery fluid. We
tried everything we Could but he got worse
all the tiree„till it spread to his arms, legs
and then to his entire body. -Ilegot so bad •
that he.cano• near dying.. The rash would
,Itch. so that he would scratch till the blood
tan, and a thin yellowish stuff would be all
oVer•his'pilloW in the morning. I had to put.
mittens on his hands to prevent him tearing•
' is skim' ' Ile was so weak and rundownthat
iWas almost a`skeleton and his little hands,
le.took fainting spelfS as if he were .dying.
Ie
tvere thin like claws. - • '' -, ' '
Ile was bad about eight monthmwhen We
tried Ctitieura Rernetlies.'.I had net laid him •
lloWn is his cradle' in the daytime for, a long'
While. .1 Washed WM with'Cuticiira Soap 'end
put on cse application of Cuticura...0Intrrient,:
and lie was so soothed that he could sleep.
Yon don't know how glad. I was lid felt better.
It tool: one box of Cuticura, Ointment and,
pretty hear ono calte,of Cuticura Soap to cure
him. 1 think our boy would have died but
or the Cuticura Remedies end I shall always,
remain o firm friend „of them. Ile,was'cured'
nrare than -twenty years ago, and --there has
heen no 'return of the trouble, I shall be,
lad to have you:publish this true.statement
bf his cure.'' (SigriOd), Mts. M. C. Maitland;, ,
lasper, Ontario, May
'- eriar tiolInothers•liav
is
FO'r zn°re than
31.4.441i'deconcintical
--
jourid a Reedy, agrees, , ,
lrelitinent,for'their"sitimtcigtitgfi . little ones
in Cutieura Soar', and ,Otritrnent: --Although -
they are sold by druggist's 'end:dealers every,„ -i
„.
whero,a liberal eartipleof eitchicay,hgobt aittedc,,-..
freel'il OM•the Pcdter,',',DcliV .v'. Iii.' "‘''';.''
10100 '5, .c6-'14: 134 li
C ONI! S RUMOR
Gugilielmo Marconi, the wireless
vvi.zard, who bas been much in the
public eye lately by reason of the
part he has played in the • war be-
tween Italy and Turkey and incense
of his reported discovery of mastlesa
wireless, had an Irish mother, and
naturally possesses a seuse of hu-
roor.
The. first time 1Warconi 'visited To-
,
Mr, G. Mareogi.
ronto, some years ago, he was given
a laig banquet. One of the speak-
` . • • •
ers, a prominent eittzen, in heap-
ing eulogies on the guest, by a slip
of the tongue, asect the word
"done" wharf. he should have said
"did," Signor Mil's English
is exeellent, and in the course of
his epooch he' remarked, in refer-
ring to a. phase of, his work: "I
scarcely know how I did --I mean,
done it." There was a twinkle in
his eye, and everybody roared,
HIS TRAINING,
"Well, boy, what do you know/
Can you write a business letter?
Can you do sums'?"
"Please, sir," said the applicant
for a job, "we didn't go in very
much for those studies at our
Eohool. But I'm fine, on beadwork
or elay modeling,"
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
COLE CONSTIPATION
No ailment causes more suffering
to little ones than does constipa-
tion. Hardly a little one escapes
this trouble—naany of them suffer
from it Continually. 1;ho surest
cure and safest, remedy --one that is
absolutely' guaranteed to be free
from harmful drugs—is Baby's Own
Tablet. They never fail—they
have cured thousands of cases. Con
cerning them Mrs. Lev. Blanchct,
Ilacine, Que., writes "I have
used Baby's Own Tablets for con-
stipation and vomiting and have
found them an excellent remedy,
and I have recommended them to
several of my neighbors." The
Tablets are sold by medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 25 cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
The sun never shines for a man
whose only joy is money.
Running the furnace can teach a
man about as many swear words as
anybody can learn.
The Best Liver Pill.—The action
of the liver is easily disarranged.
A: sudden chill, undue exposure to
the elements, over -indulgence in
some favorite food, excess in drink-
ing, ere a few of the -causes. But
whatever may be the cause, Par -
melee's Vegetable Pills can be re-
lied upon as the best corrective. that
eau be taken. They are the lead-
ing liver 1:01s, and they have no su-
periors among such preparations.
FEW ARE ABLE TO RESIST.
"Bosworth apparently is a man of
great force 'of character."
"How was he ever•shown-it?')
"I overheard him yesterday re-
fusing to sign a petition for some-
thing that he didn't know anything
about."
As a safe -guard 'buy nothing in
the baling powder line unless 'all
the, ingredients are printed ori the
label. The nianufacturers of the
brands (f baking powder in which
large quantities of alum are used,
are afraid to print the ingredients
on the label. as no person wouki
buy it at any price. Magic Baking
Powder is pure and gaaranteed not
to contain alum
• - • •
HIS FAVORITE:PARABLE:
,•A country cle,rntncian:on his round
ef:yisits'.:interyietyed:a,youngSter. as
to.hia,lacquaintanee7, with tible
stories. -
''My lad," lie '$ae.e ''you :have, ,-.)f
Gott ' heard of pal ahles V'
sir,''"Yes, shyly answered '',•he
boy, whose m oth e r had 'instructed',
hirryin Sacred history,, “yes,
''Now,which of
"G d " t::14'teii3orie.,cio9leyi'of2,:inialincee',I
„.
the
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keno,
c the:t, one where
6 ,o B.8hes
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SHOUT TIIE NEWS •
110'W '1'0 HOLD YOUR JOB.
Factory Cominandments Co t.
FROII TRE HOUSETOPS
Good Advice. a in
A maaufaeturer posted these
meeeninatndments in. his large: establish -
1. Don't lie. It 'Wastes DIY time
and yours. I nt sure to catch you in
the end, and that's the wrong end,
2, Watch your work, not the
clock, A- long day's work makes a
long day short, and a day'a short „.
work makes my faCe long,
PRAT DODD'S RIDNET PILLS
CURE SUFFERING IY()111EN.
Mrs. Savard Tells llow'They Curet'
Rea" Kidney Disease Front
She had been a Sufferer for Mny
Years.
St. Simeou, Doriel, Charlevoix
Co., Quebec, March 11 (Special).—
Only those who have suffered know
the blessings of perfect health. The
joy flat it brings into their lives
makes them want to shout the good
news from the housetops. They
want other sufferers to keow the
road to health. Such is the, case
with Mrs. Alfred Savard of this
place.
"1 have been a sufferer for many
years with Kidney Disease," Mrs.
Savard says, "Beading an adver-
tisement tellineee what Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills had done for a, similar
sufferer 1 deckled to give them a
trial. Six boxes cured me com-
pletely."
What, Dodd's Kidney Pills have
done for Mrs. Savard they have
done for thousands of other suffer-
ers in Canada. The daily' papers
tell of cures made by them every
clay. They always cure Kidney
Disease and Kidney Disease is the
cause of male -tenths of the troubles
frem which women suffer.
CHURCH OF HID 'TREASURE.
Its Walls Said to Contain a Chest
Full of Money and Jewels.
A small building popularly known
as "The Church of Hidden 'Prez,
sure" etand$ in the little town of
Barelas, New Mexico, During the
Mexican war many of the riehest
families in the neighborhood hid
their gold and valuables in. all sorts
of curious plaees.
Senor Sandoval, a very rich land-
owner, chose the thick walls of the
village church as his treasure vault;
according -to a -writer in the Wide
World, and tradition says that the
precious hoard has never bean re-
moved,
Only a few years ago several
groups of men, armed with pick-
axes, crowbars and othe r imple-
ments, beseiged tho place in search
of the fabulous wealth said to be
concealed somewhere on the prem-
ises. The treasure is believed to be
contained in a large wooden chest,
such as most of the wealthy Mexi-
cans formerly possessed. It is
claimed that the ebox contained
thousands of dollars in gold, he-
-sides emeralds, diamonds and
pearls, set, in pure native gold.
The Sandoval family, however,
guard the place most carefully,
while, they in turn are jealously
watched to see that they do not dis-
turb the church property. Bold and
daring plans are sometimes laid,
but nothing seems to come of them,
and the ancient building still
guards its precious secret.
—.a
minara's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
Each year 3,000 foreign waiters
find situations in Great Britairr.
An Oil That is Prized Every-
where.—Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil
was put upon the market without
any flourish over thirty years ago.
It was put iija to meet the wants of
a small section, but as soon as its
merits became known it had a -whole
continent for a field, and it is now
known and prized throughout this
hemisphere. There is nothing equal
to it. ,
Astronomical observations. in
China were carried on as, far back
as 2353 B. C.
--when Try.Merine Eye Remedy
No Smarting -Feels Flne-Acts Quickly.
Try it for Red, 1Vealt, Watery Eyes and
UN Granulated EyelidsIllustrated Book
In each Package. MOIGNE is corn-
ves pounded by our Gent Isb.-nota "Patent
• Medielne" but used in sueeesoCn 1 Physt-
Nee' VtIniC'aL7Cgillf0)rPTbil'i 2.told in`;
Careprugglets at 25c.ii0e per bottle. Cl urine
Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes, 250-505.
Murine Eye Remedy Co.,'Chicago
•
I won't dcfond a man whom I
believe to be guilty:). ,eNo.w..,my
boy," said the older lawyer, "you
mustn't set your juelgin-ent up
a,geinStthat of, the. majority.
haveldefended plenty of men. whom
I believed to he guilty, but the jnry
decided
3. Give me raore than I expect
and Pll pay you more than you ex-
pect. I can afford to increase your
pay if you increase my profits.
4. You owe so much to yourself
that you can't afford, to owe any-
body else,
5, Dishonosty is never en acci-
dent. Good men, like good women,
always scorn temptation when they
121e0.M
et itind your own business, and
iyeoueion
t
i.elevyeuo ild,
willhavea businee of
7. Don't do anything here which
hurts your self-respect; the em-
ploye who is willing to steal for me
is capable of etealing from me,
8. It's acme of my business what
yen do at night, but if dissipatiou
affects what you do the not day,
and you do half as much as I de-
eloaeet,,you'll last half as long as You
hp
9. Don't tell me what I'd like to
hear, but what 1 ought to hear.
10. Don't kick if I kick; if you're
kweoeipthina, correcting, you're re worth
A FIREMAN'S PERIL.
How Zaindlut Delivered Riau,
At 215 Fraser Ave., Edmonton,
Alta,. lives W, P. Mahy, a former
member of the local fire brigade,
who has wonderful cause to be
tbaukful for the curative powers of
Zam-Euk, He says: "A serious
skin dieease broke out on my face,
and :spread until I was an a terrible
etate. The spots and little ulcers
were frightfully irritating, and yet
when scratched or rubbed they bled
and emarted. Shaving caused me.
agony, and sometimes I would have
to go two weeks without a shave.
I tried home-made remedies, herb
salves, and various other prepara-
tions, but the sores got, no better.
When. Zara-Buk was mentioned
had little faith that it would be able
to do me any geed. 1 gave it a
fair trial, however, and the first box
made eueh a wonderful Change for
the better that it gave inc encour-
agement 'Cc continue. I did so, and
to cut, a long story short,, Zam-Bula
in the end, quite eured Me."
Zam-"Buk, cures eezema, blood
poison, ulcers, chronic sores, piles,
ringworm, cold sores, cuts, burns
and akin injuries. All druggists
and stores at 50c box, or past free
from Zara-Buk Co., Toronto, for
price,' Refuse substitutes.
Tommy—Huhl I bet you didn't
have a good time aeyour birthday
party yesterday. Jimmy—I bet I
did !Tommy—Then why ain't you
sick to -day?
"A Grand Medicine" is the ec-
conflux:a often passed on Bickle's
Anti-Consumptiee Syrup, and when
the results from its use are consid-
ered, as borne out by many persons
who have employed it in stopping
coughs and eradicatine''colds, it is
more than grand. Kept in the
house it is always at hand and it
has no equal as a, ready remedy. If
you have not tried it, do so at once.
Minard's Liniment Cures earns, Etc.
TOO TENUOUS.
"There is only one family line in
this country which can bear the
burdens -which are put upon it."
"What is that'?"
"The clothesline,"
CRIPPLED WITH RHEUMATISM,
83 University Street, Montreal,
".Inst ward of praise for GIN PILLS.
About fifteen Menthe ago I ooukl not waflt
across MY room, sufferiog, severely with
rteumatisin, 1 teolg INN PILLS and be-
come (140 well."
SAUTTET., 1,0NO32ORE.
Write us for free sample of on Pills to
try. Then get the regular size boxes at
your dealer's, or direct from 115--50e.
box, 6 for $2.0. Money refunded if GIN
PILLS tail to enre. Natienal Druz 4
Chemieal Co, of Canada, Limited, DePart-
talent W14,, 'reroute.
VERY WELL PLEASED.
Collecter—"Say, look here! I'm
tired of calling here about this
hill
The Debtor—"Well, I'm mighty
glad to hear it,"
Comfort for the Dyspeptie.—
There is no alhaent so harassing
and exhausting as dyspepsia, which
arises from defective action of the
stomach and liver, and the victim
of it is to be pitied. Yet be ean
find ready relief in Parmelee's Ve-
getable Pills, a preparation that has
established itself by years of effee-
re pills that are
as the greatest
but not ene of
value with Par-
tive use. There a
widely advertised
ever compounded,
them can rank in
melee's.
ITS MORAL.
"The thermometer is much like
men in one respect."
"What is that I"
"\Vhen it once begins to take a
drop it falls by degrees."
Marion Bridge, C. B.. May 30, '02.
I have handled MINARD'S LINIMnNT
during the past year, It is always the
first Liniment asked for here, and am
que«stionably the best seller of all the
different kinds of Liniment I handle.
NEIL FERGUSON.
A girl knows by the way a man
looks into her eyes they ought to
be just the color she thinks they
are.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS:
ItriZrrianitt to
wiulrioreafttiTdcamseonoec iltP21.Z2
otNT-
Bleeding or Preetrucling Piles in 6 to t4 days.n50c.
Did you ever hear of a woman giv-
ing to charity the money she had
saved up with which to buy a hat?
The bigger the sign a man has to Ilinard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
put up the less there is behind it.
No man or woman should hobble
painfully about because of corns
when so certain a, relief is at hand
as Holloway's Corn Cure.
• —
Some of the spankings children
get Might do more good on those
who give them.
Only one "EMMA()
That is LAXACIVE 13R0510 QUININE. Look
for the signature of E. W: GROVE. -Used the
World over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25c.
KITCHENE'TTES..
A cook who keeps in the damper
deserves a kitchen that keeps out
tehe damp.
Treat your ,seryants• well, for, in
the case, of good ones, finding is not
necessarily L' coping.s.
A maid goes out to service before
marriage—then she goes into it.
A good mistress may be born—a
geed servant must always be, made.
It is more pleasant to give than
tQreiv2-'ethis true: of
notices.
Give your servants a °veld table,
and they will be less apt to eke out
the same with the family skeleton
A Maid shouldn't try to dress like
her mistress, for if she fails, she
only loses her -temper, and if siie
succeeds, she only loses her place.
if yea talk before your servants I
as though they were deaf, you :will I
soon find out that they- are not
.
On the ipay „70
nia, paseiignr. .„.
51
HE WAS DEAF.
•'
Olcl Lady—"I want you to change
that parrot I bought from you -:he
doesn't speak at all, and you said
he'd repeat every word he heard."
Shopraan—"Yes, madam, and so
he would—but you took him in such
a hurry that I hadn't time' to tell
von he was deaf"
Man is said to be subject to over
1200 different jiseases.
• _
Over a hundred thousand pedes-
trians pass over London Bridge in
one day,while the number of ve-
hicles which cross this bridge ex-
ceeds twenty thousand,
, The cheapness of Mother Graves'
Worm Extermieiator puts it 'within
reach of all, and it ran be got ati
any druggist's,
11. W. DAW$Ott, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
VORTY 4CRE iIuUnP 'An* NiiiM
Nlagara fUvor, tvo.1 planted, Re. Ulu.
1011 nearl thn.ty Del Cent on prieit
ashed.
BEAUTIFUL FARM OF TWO 21, drool and ninety acres on
Seseph's Islaml, with fine house, up -to.
date barn and outbuildings. Owner wishes
to devote his timet to ether business.
wijl ien deep for quiet= moo, P‘111 Oar-
tieulars furnished on apiilteation,
up'totC. di:np-WiNt:Q01.1)14:Qtell;S: Den°e '411 lb77t k.581x117a4re Ft); AA 19r7121
desirable property at 4 bargain.
IINDTtED AND PIPIT AORE6-WITIt
good bonse; two barns; ten seres
crcbagt0 in Connor Veal, A real snap,
O,CINE HUNDRED ACRES -000D IIOUSZ
and -outbuildings; near 'reeswater,
1.fi.r s t,v1 4gF. farm werta tee motley.
N IDEAL FARM OF TWO lifEN'DRED
Acres in County of Wellington. with
ti brick liouso: good outbuiliiiiizai can,
be bought on easy tortas,
IfUNDIIED ACRES IN COVNTY
Sitneoe. with lInutired Acres Good
Timber: 10 acres apple orchard: good
Frame /louse; two Barns. Can be bought
right,
rillVENTY-FIVE ACRE FRUIT PARM-
A. Near St« Catharines; Brick House;
Barn; twenty acres patted. Cnn lie
bought wry reasonable.
irk NI; QF TUE BEST enrnr FARMS' IN
‘..." St. Catharines Distriet-Fifty aeres.
thirty of whioh are planted; Elegant
Douse, also Cottage and line outbuildings.
Will he sold on easy terms.
▪ ORTY ACRES -- ST. CATIIARINES
nuneafo and Cottage and good out-
bnildinga. trhirtY-four Acres planted in
fruit, and a looney moter, Tile owner
wishes to retire and anxious to sell,
T. RAVE. MANITOBA, ALBERTA, S.
katehewan and British Coln:tibia
lands, both improved and unimproved, in
quarter. halt or whole sections. also in
larger lots up to Ave hundred tlicamand,
neves. If thinking of investing in West-
ern lands it is to your interest to consult
Inc.
'Phones; Main 6990, Park 527, H. W.
DAWSON, Toronto.
MALE HELP WANTED,
GOOD SALARIES EARNED BY STA -
tion Agents and Telegraphers. Great
demand for men. We qualify you rill'elt)Y.
Best school in Canada, Free Book 18 ex-
PlainS. Dominion School Telegraphy, To-
ronto.
SOUVENIR POST CARDS.
END 10c, FOR 15 BEAUTIFUL POST
Cards', all different. Agents wanted.
Smith Card Co., Parry Sound.
MISCELLANEOUS.
11AY and FARM SCALES. Wilson's
Scale Works. 9 Esplanade. Mount to.
1 ANCER. eto. In-
ternal lll exr...r-.-1. cured without
pain by oar one rmiatment. Write ti -.1
before too lutc. Dr. Beilman Medical Co.
Limited, Colliogwond. Ont..
i•-• TON SCALE GUARANTEED. Wilson's.
113, Scale Works. 5 Esplanade. Toronto.
If*ftir Overcoats
and tatted suits would look better dyed. If no agent of
ours in your town, writ. direct to Montreal, Box 115.
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AND SIDE TRIPS
OPTIONAL 17 Days 00 India
TOURS 14 -Days in JaPall
Duration 110 Days' Each
$650."
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